"Poems of Four Sorrows" by Zhang Heng of the Eastern Han Dynasty: "A beauty gave me a piece of brocade, why should I repay it with a sapphire case?"
When they first met in a restaurant, their identities were unknown, and they were wary of the prince in plain clothes and the son of the prime minister disguised as a woman; later they met in different places with different identities. Although they were tit-for-tat in person, they felt a little more concerned after they parted. Little did they know, the bond between the two would grow step by step. "He's so cute." He couldn't help but think so when he saw the other person's angry expression. Later, he could no longer hold himself back and expressed his feelings to the other party, giving him a hairpin engraved with a picture of a phoenix. "I hope you will accompany me, hold your hand, and live up to your expectations for the rest of your life."
When he accidentally discovered the secret of the other party's women's clothing, he saw the cute face of the other party, and a meaningful smile appeared at the corner of his mouth. He leaned into his ear and said, "Chang Le, will you marry me?"
"I don't want any so-called encounter in the next life. I just want you to accompany me in this life. Your Majesty, can you agree?"
"I promise that I will never regret it. I will have no regrets when I meet you in this life."
Concept: Ancient style fantasy.